huha ezt nem tudtam!!!
thanks for the key......

But it's true...

- emesse: tanítják magyar szakon, nyúznak vele mint az atom
(they are teaching in hungarian language facultacy and don't let us any time to have some rest...)


Katie? what's your opinion about this strange relationship?
if you want, i can say more examples from old finnish-hungarian (hungarian named it "finnugor")...

by the way, how's like the weather this time in Suomi?

Oh i can say some thing in finnish, watch it (I'm proud myself:)
.Minä olen Melinda Sandor. Mine olen kaksikymmentäyksi. Minulla on suuri perhe.
Minä olen opiskelija, opiskelen Yliopistossa Debrecenissa.

So what do you think? I did't use any dictionary:)..I have to learn some finnish on 'Yliopistossa Debrecenissa'.D.D

Hello/ hei Twitti! It is very interesting to hear about the history of our languages. I have heard about it before but not much. That example is very interesting and I would be more than happy if you tell us more!

Finnugor! Not bad!

And I can see that you can speak finnish. Warms my heart. :super:
Opiskelen myös yliopistossa. Mutta nyt vietän ansaittua kesälomaa.

Weather is nice here. Thank for asking. It was very warm and sunny today.
And how's the weather there?

Ahm, weather? It's strange...'cause all day is very hot, you go out and become cooked...but evening and night often rains and it lightens...

So, something about "finnugor" relationship...

There were regular voicechanges, after hungarians left asian places before christ times...and they met with other folks, it changed some things...
what was the same in old "finnugor",I can tell some examples about voicechanges and some words what we can search back...

Hugarian and suomalainen languge is in relationship with lapp, estonian, and other languages from Balt places...

the most interesting example is the inflexion, watch this:
(what I write hungarian, finnish means the same)

Én vagyok - minä olen
Te vagy - sinä olet
Ő van - hän on
Mi vagyunk - me olemme
Ti vagytok - te olette
Ők vannak - He ovat

This is the inflection of the substantive verb with the personal pronouns.

Than next step I write the numbers...

1, egy - yksi
2, kettő - kaksi
3, három - kolme (remember k>h spiratization what I wrote)
4, négy - neljä
5, öt - viisi
6, hat - kuusi
7, hét - seitsemän
8, nyolc - kahdeksan
9, kilenc - yhdeksan
10, tíz - kymmenen
11, tizenegy - yksitoista

take this word: "száz" - "sata"
I told T is changed Z in intervocalic position
watch this: sata > saza > saz > szaz > száz
isn't woderful?

Later I'll tell some things (I have to prepare my exam...I don't want it but I have to, it's very important exam...)

Thanks! Yes, this is very interesting. I guess you have studied this thing. I study culture but know nothing about languages.

And good luck for your exam! It will go just fine

My main subject is digital culture but I also study finnish culture and tourism. So have you already been in Finland from your school? I haven't visit in Hungary but maybe some day.

Oh, it could be great...digital culture, sounds good!!

I've never been in Finland before, because it requires very good overage...I've good, but not enough, and we have to make scientific work, and so on, it's not easy, and only 2 student can go in every half year.
But I wanna see some day, where joulupukki lives:) and a reindeer too:)
My friends told stories about Helsinki and Jyväskylä...
By the way, I really-really like Kiira Korpi too, I've a photo with her...
this is my facebook profile, find me and send a friend request and you can see my photos from Zagreb...

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1259898598

I live in Debrecen, this is the second biggest town of Hungary, east side of the country...This is very nice and we have beautiful buldings, squares...
What is your town in Finland?

Hi everyone!

I'm going to Helsinki for the Euro's (can't wait!!!). So I'm going to need to learn some Finnish words! Can you tell me how I ask how I get to the arena, for example? Or that I actually do not speak Finnish, but that I do speak English... those sentences would be rather helpful...

Hello Roosje! Sorry you had to wait for your answer for so long. Just throw some sentences you wanna know and I translate them in to finnish.

How I get to the arena: Kuinka pääsen areenalle.

It's rather calming to know that you can always find someone in finland who speaks english. so no worries there. But of course it's nice to impress people by knowing something in finnish Makes us so proud

Here are some useful words:

Hello: Hei
Thank you: Kiitos
Can you help me?: Voitko auttaa minua?
Do you speak English?: Puhutko englantia?
I'm sorry: Anteeksi
Nice to meet you: Hauska tavata
My name is --: Minun nimeni on --
Yes: Kyllä
No: Ei
Good day: Hyvää päivää
Good morning: Hyvää huomenta
Good afternoon: Hyvää iltapäivää
Good evening: Hyvää iltaa
Good night: Hyvää yötä


And welcome to Helsinki!!

Thanks! I'll study them well! They just might come in handy!
I'm so looking forward to the 19th of January, 'cause that's when I'll be flying to Helsinki. Can't wait!

Yes, that's how you write figure skating in finnish. Taitoluistelu.

Thanks a lot Bladette